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Coronavirus Response Q&A - Employment Law Panel Discussion
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03.17.2020

Coronavirus Employer Response Q&A Webinar

Coronavirus Response Q&A

Employment Law Panel Discussion

Originally Held: March 17, 2020
Time: 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary

Program Description:

Employers have a lot of questions about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and what to do if it becomes widespread and disruptive to business. We all know to wash our hands more frequently and to cough into our elbows, but what about the workforce?

What should you consider if your business declines, employees can’t come to work, the government restricts domestic travel or worse, one of your employees has tested positive? 

Plunkett Cooney is here for you. Our panel of experienced labor and employment attorneys discussed issues that you should consider as you manage your workforce through these challenges in compliance with applicable laws.

Because of the growing concerns, we broke from our normal format.  After a short discussion by our attorneys, this webinar became interactive and the panel took questions. While we set aside an hour on Tuesday afternoon, we did continue the discussion beyond that time.

Panelist:

Courtney Nichols Bio Graphic

Webinar Recording:

Due to technical difficulties, the recording for this event
is unavailable.

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